When you first launch Disk Management (which can be done through right-clicking on the Start button in Windows 8.1 or the Computer icon in Windows 7 and selecting “Manage”), you’ll be presented with a two-pane interface. If you dig a little deeper, you will find that you can switch your hard drives between MBR (Master Boot Record) and GPT (Guid Partition Table) as the partition scheme, and then you can specify whether to use Basic (the default) partitions, or to use “Dynamic”, which is a special method to allow Windows to handle the partitioning.Ĭonfused? Keep reading and we’ll try to explain it in a way that everybody can understand. You can create Spanned, Striped, or Mirrored volumes across multiple disks, or you can create and attach virtual hard drives. You can create and edit partitions… but there is a lot more to do. There’s a list of your hard drives combined with a graphical representation of the partitions on each one. The Disk Management utility seems fairly simple at first glance.
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